"Jie" is the standard word in modern Chinese, and it is pronounced "Jie" in Putonghua, which was first seen in the era of Qin Xiaozhuan and belongs to Liu Shu pictophonetic characters. The basic meaning of "clean" is clean, such as clean and tidy; The extended meaning is clean, not corrupt or refers to people's noble character, such as honesty and self-discipline.

In daily use, "Jie" is also often used as a verb to express cleanliness, such as Jie Zhai and Jie Zun.

Font analysis: left and right structure.

Kangxi dictionary:

Guang Yun's "Collection of Quality and Rhyme" is exciting and auspicious. Jade is also water. Name the water.

(Solution) Tang Yun's ancient collection of rhymes will rhyme, slice and knot. Yes Guang Yun classic cookbooks. Yili Zongren holds a tripod to tell you.

There is also a new book, Taoism, called Cleanliness. Collect verse or make songs. It also saves labor.

Street sub-group characters mainly include:

Clean, quiet, white, clean, bright, clean, holy, neat, chaste, clean, honest, pure, concise, dyed, clean, cautious, clean, mirror clean, pure heart, clean and elegant.

Clean, clean reputation, clean, clean name, clean mining, clean, clean home, clean, clean, warm, clean, clean, clean shame, clean obsession, clean and fresh, clean and smooth, pure and flawless, clean and clean.